1. An iron axis with a part bent like an elbow, for producing a horizontal or perpendicular motion by means of a rotary, or the contrary; any bend, turn, or winding; a sportive twisting or turning in speech; a caprice; an iron brace for various purposes.

2. A bend or turn; a crinkle.

3. A caprice.

4. To break into bends, turns, or angles; to crinkle.

5. To run in a winding course; to bend, wind, and turn; to crinkle.

6. Liable to upset; crazy.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• krank,
• srunk,
• tronk,
• branck,
• crian,
• cragi,
• crrek,
• crunh,
• brank,
• craing,
• crakc,
• crankey,
• crak,
• breank,
• crany,
• curant,
• creank,
• craky,
• crankie,
• cruek

• creak,
• cranks,
• Crunk,
• cronk,
• crinkly,
• cranch,
• crangon,
• prank,
• Crinklaw,
• croak,
• crane,
• Crance,
• cronus,
• cringle,
• crank up,
• crinkled,
• crunch,
• cranky,
• crack,
• clank,
• Cranston,
• rink,
• rank,
• Rang,
• Cranked,
• crankier,
• cringe,
• crinkle,
• frank,
• Drank,
• crunchy.

The adverb form of the word "crank" is "crankily".

The adjective form of the word "crank" is "cranky".

The plural of the "crank" can be the "cranks".

The singular of the "crank" can be the "crank".